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SubmitHub's new AI music policy(submithub.com)
1 points by jasongrishkoff 5d ago|0 comments
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by jasongrishkoff 5mo ago
I've been working hard at this over at SubmitHub, developing a way to detect AI songs: https://www.submithub.com/ai-song-checker These days roughly 20% of the songs coming through our platform for promotion are AI-gene
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by jasongrishkoff 6mo ago
Was curious if it'd get picked up by my AI detector out of the box: https://www.submithub.com/ai-song-checker?id=4a5e3646a80cc8b... So, seems like there's a lot of similarity under the hood to whatever Suno/U
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by jasongrishkoff 7mo ago
Great to see this! P&P is one of the OG music blogs. For context, I started music blogging in 2007 (my site is still around - Indie Shuffle - indieshuffle.com). I also started SubmitHub (submithub.com). About this: "we’re not sure
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by jasongrishkoff 1y ago
After login it's free. But my site has been targeted by a lot of spam/abuse over the last decade, and login is something I've needed to set up to avoid that :(
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by jasongrishkoff 1y ago
I've been working on an AI detector for the last few months. Updated it to handle Suno V5 on Wednesday - looks like it's very similar to V4.5. Am curious to see how this Studio version impacts the model I've trained. If you w
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by jasongrishkoff 5y ago
I kinda thought it already worked?
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by jasongrishkoff 5y ago
Not far off :)
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by jasongrishkoff 5y ago
I started two music-related websites: 1) https://www.indieshuffle.com - a music discovery blog 2) https://www.submithub.com - a service that connects musicians with music curators I make my living off these platforms
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by jasongrishkoff 5y ago
As someone who pulled this off, it was less about discovery and more about being part of it already. The problems are much easier to understand and address when they're actually problems you're facing yourself.
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by jasongrishkoff 5y ago
Hey, two quick suggestions, mostly related to the actual beatoftheday.org website: 1) Put some info on your homepage about what this actually does. When I first landed I wasn't sure what the purpose of the website was. 2) Resize your i
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by jasongrishkoff 6y ago
SubmitHub is not paying to get added to playlists. It's paying to guarantee that your song is considered by the playlister - with no promises that it's actually shared. If they do decide to share it, no additional money is requi
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by jasongrishkoff 6y ago
Hey, SubmitHub founder here. Sorry for the confusion. You get two types of credits: standard (the 2 you saw) and premium (which you have to buy). Your standard credits refresh every 4 hours (assuming you use them). When going through the su
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by jasongrishkoff 6y ago
Hey, SubmitHub founder here. Top tip is to do a bit of research before jumping into it - it will dramatically improve what you get out of it. Here's a really good recent podcast by an artist who managed a 68% approval rate: https:&#x2
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by jasongrishkoff 6y ago
I'm wondering if this is also be applicable in the case of a closed combustion wood burning fireplace? (internally, at least). My understanding is that they create quite a tight seal when all closed up.
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by jasongrishkoff 6y ago
They were very supportive of my departure to pursue my own business, and I've kept in touch with a number of folks there over the years. I was offered a "sabbatical" of sorts (assuming things didn't work out), but I decl
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by jasongrishkoff 6y ago
Loaded question! I've done a lot of podcasts/interviews lately where I touch on this subject. Spotify did indeed take away a lot of the "regular listeners" from music blogs, but they're not alone in the downfall of
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by jasongrishkoff 6y ago
> What exactly does that work entail We helped the CEO and SVPs figure out how much to pay the company's top ~100. That meant we were hands on with performance bonuses, equity packages, hiring negotiations, promotions, and more. &gt
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by jasongrishkoff 6y ago
Exec comp is definitely a little-known function of most major companies. Normally folks would outsource that type of work to consultants, but Google was big enough that it needed 2 of us full-time. We helped the CEO and SVPs figure out how
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by jasongrishkoff 6y ago
I did a 20% project for Google Music back its early days, circa 2012. I was working on the Executive Compensation team at the time, but running a music blog called Indie Shuffle on the side. It's a long time ago, but I seem to recall n
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by jasongrishkoff 7y ago
Thanks for the shout, Pete!
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by jasongrishkoff 7y ago
Your data for Transferwise seems to assume the worst-case scenario of fees with a wire transfer. For example, you say US$100 to GBP nets $6.85 in fees. But looking right now from my dashboard, if I send with my balnace, the fee is $1.18. Wi
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The rise of fake Spotify playlists(indieshuffle.com)
1 points by jasongrishkoff 9y ago|0 comments
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by jasongrishkoff 9y ago
As one of those folks featured on IndieHackers ( https://www.submithub.com ), I can say that I didn't read a single interview, advice blog or anything of the sort. I just focused on rolling out an MVP that streamlined the pro
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by jasongrishkoff 10y ago
Ditto. Also keen to see your blog post!
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Ask HN: How to make money as a digital publisher in 2017?
4 points by jasongrishkoff 10y ago|3 comments